hkirat/prediction-market

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Mindmap

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  root((repo))
    What it does
      Monorepo scaffolding
      Multi-app builds
    Apps included
      Next.js web app
      Next.js docs app
    Shared packages
      React UI library
      TypeScript config
      ESLint config
    Build features
      Task caching
      Remote caching

mindmap root((repo)) What it does Monorepo scaffolding Multi-app builds Apps included Next.js web app Next.js docs app Shared packages React UI library TypeScript config ESLint config Build features Task caching Remote caching

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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Scaffold a multi-app JavaScript project where two Next.js apps share React components and TypeScript config.

USE CASE 2

Speed up repeated builds by using Turborepo task caching to skip rebuilding unchanged packages.

USE CASE 3

Share a remote build cache via Vercel so CI pipelines and local developers reuse the same outputs.

Tech stack

TypeScriptNext.jsReactTurborepoESLint

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

In plain English

Despite the repository name suggesting a prediction market application, the README contains the default Turborepo starter template with no prediction-market-specific content. Turborepo is a tool for managing JavaScript or TypeScript monorepos, meaning a single repository that holds multiple related applications or packages together. This starter provides the scaffolding to get that kind of project set up quickly. The template includes two Next.js web applications (named web and docs), a shared React component library that both apps can use, and shared configuration files for TypeScript type checking and ESLint code linting. All code in the template is written in TypeScript. Running a single build command compiles everything in the correct order, and running a dev command starts all apps in development mode simultaneously. Turborepo speeds up these tasks by caching the results of each build step. If a package has not changed since the last build, Turborepo skips rebuilding it and uses the cached output instead. This can make repeated builds significantly faster, especially in larger projects. The template also describes an optional remote caching feature through Vercel: build outputs are stored in the cloud so that different team members or CI/CD pipelines can share the same cache rather than each rebuilding from scratch. Because the README is the unmodified Turborepo starter template, there is no documentation here about what prediction market functionality this repository was meant to implement. The actual application code may exist in the repository's source files, but the README provides no description of it. If you are looking for information about a prediction market product, the README as written does not cover it.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1

I cloned a Turborepo monorepo with web and docs Next.js apps. How do I create a new shared React component in the ui package and import it in both apps?

Prompt 2

How do I enable Vercel remote caching in my Turborepo project so my CI pipeline can reuse cached build outputs instead of rebuilding from scratch?

Prompt 3

My Turborepo dev command starts all apps at once. How do I run only the web app in development mode without starting the docs app?

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